Please don’t forget we had a muti million pound inquiry into child sex abuse ten years ago and all the survivors got was some garden benches placed round uk Keep up the pressure and make sure that doesn’t happen again The survivors must be a part of it all from day one

Children survivors of clergy abuse are reaching out to the grooming gangs survivors please amplify our voices as we are asking for another inquiry is the horrific abuse that we suffered as well under the cloak of the Catholic Church hear our plea and amplify our voices we were

Thoughts go out to the #tuambabies & their families today including 1 mother who came forward to give dna in the hope of finding their relatives as the site of the Tuam babies burial comes under forensic control today. Thank you everyone for your support. irishexaminer.com/news/arid-4165…

Richard Scorer BBC Radio 5 Live Exactly. The 27 recommendations in the Makin report for the @ChurchofEngland, for example, reflect similar recommendations in dozens of previous safeguarding reports over four decades. The CofE has previously chosen to ignore or disregard them. These institutions prioritise

Distressing and disturbing story. Catalogue of failure by Church of England ... Absence of proper record keeping. Reports ignored. Victims trivialized. Arch/bishops passing the buck. No accountability. No follow up... list goes on bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

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At the heart of this is a total lack of any consideration by the Church for the needs of a baby who has already suffered the trauma of the loss of the maternal bond with its birth mother

Well done Sam Carling MP🌹 for highlighting the Government’s failure to implement the IICSA recommendations in full concerning the mandatory reporting of child sexual abuse. Religious groups which covered up child sexual abuse are unlikely to be troubled by the proposed law.

An excellent interview, well worth listening to. The problems Gilo identified with regard to the responses of the hierarchy of the Anglican Church are exactly the same problems that we, Catholic survivors, still experience in the Catholic Church once we disclose

I am glad our story will be told, and told well. Part of justice for Smyth victims ( who got no justice for Smyth, or for many of the church figures who failed) is just having the story told, making people aware of abuse and institutional failings. channel4.com/press/news/cha…

Catholic Survivors England Gilo Spouses of clergy who have experienced domestic abuse also face the same problems

Important campaign by APIL to secure better treatment of abuse survivors by the Criminal Injuries Compensation Authority. Sarah Champion has tabled an amendment to the Victims & Courts Bill in line with IICSA’s recommendation. The government should accept it

Ampleforth College priest jailed for seven years thenorthernecho.co.uk/news/25252993.…

Your Safeguarding in the Catholic Church is not fit for purpose listen to Survivors not your hand picked ones Survivors will be knocking at your door your not listening to us nothing will change until you do we’re not going away patmills.wordpress.com/2025/06/20/the…

The Church of England 9 YEARS of re-abuse - of additional trauma - of further deterioration. 5 suicide attempts. A heart attack. Panic attacks, constant depression and anxiety. And all because you value your reputation and ‘power’ more than my life and my family. Someone H E L P!

Sentencing of sex offenders provides insight into the disconnect between court decision-making & public concerns around sexual abuse of children. It also allows for an extra layer of injustice for those abused & their families. And leniency as a function of social class, as well?

"The #Vatican’s reaction proves the power of protest. They see us as a threat because we’re exposing the institutional misogyny at the heart of the Church. We are drawing attention to the lies that sustain the ban on women priests." thetablet.co.uk/news/how-those…

Just go Justin Welby, just go. The attempts at self justification, the desire to deflect blame, just wind us up. Why can you not humbly accept some level of personal responsibility ? ( PS, you still refuse to meet, and refuse to answer victim’s questions) churchtimes.co.uk/articles/2025/…

Why the government’s new “mandatory reporting" law fails victims of grooming gangs, a 🧵:

“ Averting eyes from the obvious” is probably the most widespread of public service mischiefs in the field of Child Protection. Please read and write to your local MP urging the Government to strengthen its Mandatory Reporting Bill.